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1 week ago |
racingpost.com | Peter Thomas
As a punter, I'm never quite sure if it's better to be going into Royal Ascot with your tail up or between your legs.
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2 weeks ago |
racingpost.com | Peter Thomas
It is a bright, blustery summer's day at Brighton and life is good. It is good if you are a tripper enjoying a Mr Whippy, a chocolate flake and an afternoon at the races; even better if you happen to be David Egan, who has just ridden London Boy to victory in the purple silks that have become his unmissable uniform since he was named retained rider to Amo Racing.
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2 weeks ago |
racingpost.com | Peter Thomas
David Egan has paid tribute to the trainer who set him on the path to stardom and will always be “the guv’nor” to him as he looked forward to a potentially massive week at Royal Ascot as Amo Racing’s retained rider.
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3 weeks ago |
racingpost.com | Peter Thomas
It was the age of the three-day week and power cuts and Sir Mark Prescott was a fledgling trainer in Newmarket, stuck in the middle of a sea of change. He had taken out a full licence in 1970, leaving himself the youngest trainer in Newmarket by some 19 years and very much a sore thumb among a fraternity that had grown up in a very different time.
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3 weeks ago |
racingpost.com | Peter Thomas
There's a thing I call the 'Scroll of Shame'. It's that thing when you're asked by an impertinent website to select your year of birth, to prove you're old enough to buy a butter knife or modelling glue or some such, and it takes you at least four rolls of the mouse to get down to the right number. It's the same if you want to know who won the first Derby you ever saw.
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